This was dope!!

I gave up and read the source code. It seems like the spell system is not positional like I had assumed, but closer to a string of commands with 2 hexadecimal pairs, like a very basic cpu instruction set. Which is pretty interesting but I spent quite a while looking for the wrong thing. Like at first I assumed latter half of the spell string was for physical properties and first half was size properties, until i made quite a few attempts with that idea only to see i got nonsensical results.

Have you considered changing the spell view so instead of starting with a full set of 16 zeroes, you start with a blank box where it fills up as you type hexadecimals, and with some space between every pair to guide the players in the right direction?

Aside from that, I love the game. 3D physics and a good puzzle is always a plus in my eyes.

Also for some reason, the sun has flickering issues for me

I figured out some parts of the spell system and used it to make a wide, long, short platform that floated in the air and didn't spin when I stepped on it. I then spent a good 2-3 minutes building a staircase to the top, but ran into a bubble and got knocked all the way back down.

It's a cool game with an interesting system! Might get back to it later when I'm willing to tackle those pesky bubbles.

I might return to this game after the jam to figure it out, I really like the idea and execution